Seo Dong-cheon: Between Retro and Western Painting

The book, between Bok-Bong and Westernization, is a narrative of the architecture of the Han castle and the change of the city during the period of the high and submissive accession from 1864 to '30. And since Western literature has been introduced with opening paragraphs and taken modern steps, it's easy to think that architecture and urban change will be the same. Would he? The book answers these questions by considering how the Sunshine's might has changed. It's hard to see that the change in one's nature was entirely achieved by our will. It was a book that re-enlighted the process of being a Japanese colony, with China, Japan and the Western powers taking over the interests of Korea, opening up the Korean cities as a beggar. It's not easy to change. For a change of construction, the change in technology and materials must take place, so it's been over a long time. And if the changed architecture is to be more universal, it must be largely about education and social systems. So there is a lot of people who can substitute the perspective that Westernization and modernization are achieved with the opening. It's also true that the role of existing architects and architects has been neglected since the opening of modernization in a historical judgment. The book, along with the new-found relationship of architecture and new Western architecture, is reflecting the increased impact of Chinese and Japanese architecture on China and on the rise in Chinese and Chinese cities. From a single perspective of modernization and Westernization, we've seen changes in the impact of China and Japan, as well as different influences.

Korean title: 복고와 서양화 사이에서

Korean author: 서동천

Korean publisher: 한양대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788972187097